You tell us your budget, your major and your location, and we will take care of the rest. From a tight budget to a very specific request, we can make it happen!
At Classport we don’t have a catalogue of pre-planned trips. We don’t believe in a one-fits-all model, because we know that every professor has different needs for his/her curriculum. That’s why we work with all of our clients in order to customize their faculty-led programs to the smallest detail.
In our 10 years long experience in the business we planned trips of any kind: social work, business, wine studies, sports, history, psychology, medicine, sociology, arts, music, choirs and many other more, and each and every one of them was planned to accommodate our clients requests, and as a result none of our past faculty-led programs look the same! In the process, we have created an extensive network of local guides, hotels, bus drivers, restaurants, schools and local businesses that are always ready and excited to work with us, and we stand by the quality of the service each and everyone of them will offer. When you plan a faculty-led program with us, all you have to do is enjoy your experience.
First we make sure we understand the scope of the program and create a trip that exceeds your expectations. Before your departure, we let you know ahead of time exactly what you are going to do, how you are going to get there and who are you going to meet. We provide 24 hours support on the ground and also from the U.S. Our on-the-ground guides are local and speak perfect English, and they will be with you for the entire duration of your program. They take care of guiding you to each of the places you want to see, all communications with fellow locals and can also take you to places that normal tourists could never find!
If you are ready to take your class abroad, or want to request more information, please get in touch with us!
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